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limate change, Tim
Hollo argues in The Guardian, still
keeps Christine Milne awake at night.
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| Former Greens leader, Christine Milne. |
He argues that after 25 years of campaigning, Milne’s
retirement from parliament is an indictment of how little progress Australia
has made on climate change.
“Climate change,” he writes, “defines Milne’s legacy, and
points to what she will do next. But it also holds the central message for our
politics from her departure.
“While I have the utmost respect for Richard Di Natale and
his team, no matter how well the Greens advocate or negotiate, they are a small
team up against a Coalition government antagonistic towards climate action, a
Labor opposition which still fails to understand the depth of the crisis we
face, and a media which struggles to grapple with climate policy,” Hollo wrote.
Read his story - “Given our climate politics, who can blame Christine Milne for retiring?”

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